Hate and jealousy are the only things that tie Blake and Hayley together. That and their impressive ability in one sport. Football. They're each others worst enemies yet they are required to be on the same side. Blake's a typical, popular, rich bitch kind of girl, who thrives in power. Whereas Hayley is the new girl, not shy, but prefers to keep her life to herself. The thing is there's a thin line between love and hate. Especially when jealousy plays a factor... Even if they're both in denial of their own sexuality.

MILLER Ive had a shitty sophomore year of college.My parents are getting a divorce,my girlfriend of two years cheated on me with my best friend, and my college's girls hockey team just got cut. So naturally a change of scenery was for the best.Which lead me right to Haven College in Minnesota.The all-girls college pride itself on being the best and doing the best.Which is why their woman's hockey team is ranked 1st in the nation.And why I chose to transfer there in my third year.A team and a new coach?Whats the worst that can happen you ask? Their Captain,Sloane Monroe aka the coach's daughter.The biggest pain in my ass. SLOANE After coming off a lost at nationals,the last thing we needed is a change to the teams chemistry.But leave Miller Collins to fuck everything up.Her cocky and arrogant attitude puts a bad name for Haven.And I'm determined to put her in her place where she belongs.

"Dumbass" "Blind bitch" "Shut up and kiss me"

Tessa Blake likes things simple: clean layouts, crisp deadlines, and a boyfriend who's been her best friend since college. What she doesn't like? Camden Price-her boyfriend Noah's childhood best friend and living proof that loud, obnoxious energy drinks can take human form. So when Cam crashes their quiet weekend plans with a smug grin and a new girlfriend, Tessa prepares for another evening of pretending to tolerate him. She definitely doesn't expect Harper Rhodes. Harper is calm, self-assured, and infuriatingly observant. An independent photographer with a quiet voice and a sharper lens, she notices things most people miss-including the cracks in Tessa's carefully arranged life. What begins as forced double dates turns into long conversations, unexpected laughter, and a slow unraveling of everything Tessa thought she wanted. As her long-term relationship starts to feel less certain and Harper becomes harder to ignore, Tessa is forced to ask herself: What if the person she can't stand leads her to the person she can't live without? Sometimes your "plus one" is the one.

[COMPLETED] "Rylee, I'm not gay. " "Are you trying to convince me, or yourself that?"

A lonely single mom with a hidden past works nights as a phone sex operator-until a voice on the other end of the line begins to unravel everything she's tried to keep buried. (g!p)

She tilted her head, studying me again. Then, voice quieter, she added, "You're gonna be okay, you know." I blinked. "What?" Billie smirked, nudging my leg with hers. "I know you secretly rely on my constant presence and magnetic charm to get you through your days." "Magnetic charm?" I repeated, unimpressed. "Yes." "You have the charm of a raccoon breaking into a gas station at 2 AM." "Thank you." I groaned. "That was not a compliment."

Kaylynn was 26, a small-town girl from Indiana whose life revolved around early mornings, packed lunches, and bedtime stories for her two kids. She was the kind of woman who always put everyone else first-until now. Music had always been her escape, and Billie Eilish was the artist who made that escape feel like home. Here entire life was kind of a secret though. She never truly got to be herself until she could. Thanks to Billie.

Margaret "Maggie" Green-Shaw had the life her parents never had; white picket fence, unconditional love and support, and the confidence to be unapologetically herself. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Dawson was every bit her mother's child; wild, reckless and an addictive personality. Friends since birth, Maggie and Lizzie are no stranger to trouble. From sneaking into college parties to the occasional fist fight, the girls have been weathered it all together. Every hiccup only making their friendship stronger. But when Lizzie gets into trouble, little white lie spirals out of control and the consequences start piling up, will their friendship and blossoming feelings survive, or have they finally found the one thing that can split them apart? Book Two of The Art of Love Currently Paused